Saying good-byeA: Thanks for the advice, Mr. Macmillan. I’ll keep it in mind. I had better head off though. I’m meeting my husband for dinner.B: Sure,...
Asking for a client’s addressA: Excuse me, sir? I just need a little bit more information. Could you tell me your telephone number and mailing address...
Looking for someone’s officeA: Excuse me?B: Yes. Can I help you?A: Yes, please. I’m looking for Mr. Macmillan’s office. Do you know where it is?B: I’m...
Directions to a bankA: Excuse me, young man?B: Yes, ma’am?A: Could you point me in the direction of the bank? I’ve lost my way.B: Certainly, ma’am. Ju...
Directions to the copy roomA: Excuse me, Mr. Emory?B: Yes, Christine?A: Could you tell me where the copier is, please?B: Sure. You just walk down this...
With the general managerA: Hello, Ms. Barkley. How are you?B: Fine, thank you, sir. It’s nice to see you again.A: Good to see you again, too. How’s yo...
Directions to the supply shopA: Mary? Can you tell me where the supply shop is?B: Sure. It’s on basement level one. Turn right when you get off the el...
Discussing a new managerA: Have you met the new manager in customer service?B: No, I haven’t gotten over there in a few weeks. How is he?A: She. She s...
Introducing new peopleA: Tom, this is Mary Bobbins. She’s just come over from sales.B: It’s nice to meet you! Guess we’ll be working together.A: Yes, ...
Asking about an accentA: You have an unusual accent, Mr. Robbins. Where are you from originally? If you don’t mind me asking.B: Not at all. I was born...